Tom Clark Named U S Attorney General Hopeful Hope for Texas Unity
Tom Clark a Dallas lawyer and longtime Justice Department veteran is expected to be confirmed as attorney general on June 30. The nomination centers Texas Democrats hoping he can unite factions ahead of 1946 elections and the 1948 campaign while retaining Clark’s record as a disciplined, effective prosecutor and administrator.
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Thomasville Doctor Urges Expanded Hospital and Recreation Facilities
Dr. R. K. Farrington told the Rotary club that Thomasville lacks adequate hospital beds and recreational facilities. He noted 40 hospital beds with 12 for obstetrics, only 28 for general use, segregated wards for colored patients, and crowded white ward space, urging improvements for all residents.
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Busy ness Booming For Memphis Man
Memphis man George W. Knox is described as the busiest person in town. He works as an outside salesman for an office equipment company at 9 a.m. and collects for a funeral home during the day. At 6 p.m. he handles a funeral home reception until midnight, then answers calls for ambulances and deaths from 8 a.m. to start the next day. He also serves as a ticket taker at the baseball park, pulling double duty during games and one night per week away from the funeral home.
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Hospital crisis urged on citizens for care facilities
Dr Farrington warned the city lacks isolation wards and an iron lung to treat contagious cases, urging residents to accept responsibility for hospital facilities. He cited other towns like Albertarle Asheboro Reidsvill Greensboro Wilston-Selem El kin Concord Salisbury and Les ington progressing on care preparations.
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City offers rats for a hose funded sidewalk ejector
Columbia health department pffered a score of rats from under a sidewalk to the tune of a fire hose. The rat ejection project began when the sidewalk he...
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Finding Homes for Displaced Russians After World War I
The 1945 Enterprise reports on postwar refugee challenges in finding housing for displaced Russians who left between 1917 and 1920. Encyclopaedia Britannica notes about 1.5 million Russians fled and many settled across 25 countries.
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Police chief cites drunken riding for city cowboy
Helena Montana on June 14 Police Chief Arthur Parsa considers charging a cowboy who galloped his horse around City Hall lawn and up to a police station door. The officer weighs a drunken riding accusation as the pending action.
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